Yukiko's spinach
Yukiko in the hands of Boilet is the most beautiful girl in the world, beautiful as Anna Karina through Godard's eyes, beautiful like Maggie CHeung closely examined by Assayas ... Frederic Boilet is an intimist, drawing the tenderness, the emotional tie, the loving relationship with a subjective camera, the fleeting moment where one finally grasps it. Narrator or character? Reality or fiction? In this tender work of cinema, Boilet recounts an intimate love story in today's T ky between an every…
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- Full title :Yukiko's spinach / Frederic Boilet.
Summary
Yukiko in the hands of Boilet is the most beautiful girl in the world, beautiful as Anna Karina through Godard's eyes, beautiful like Maggie CHeung closely examined by Assayas ... Frederic Boilet is an intimist, drawing the tenderness, the emotional tie, the loving relationship with a subjective camera, the fleeting moment where one finally grasps it. Narrator or character? Reality or fiction? In this tender work of cinema, Boilet recounts an intimate love story in today's T ky between an everyday Japanese girl, Yukiko, and her occidental lover. Passionate, gentle, fresh and vibrant, it is a love so strong it hurts. Quietly paced, the story unfolds in a host of innovative techniques both narrative and visual. At the heart of the title is Boilet's deliberate misuse of the pronounced Japanese for navel and spinach. First serialized in 2000 - 2001 in the monthly Furansugo Kaiwa it is the defining work of Boilet's Nouvelle Manga movement.
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- Publication Date:©2006.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Ponent Mon
- Place of Publication:Alicante, Spain
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©2006.
The Physical Object
- Description:140 pages : : chiefly illustrations ; : 24 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:8493309346, 9788493309343
- oclc:ocn826808283
- LC Classification:PN6747.B64
- Dewey Decimal:741.5944
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